Armagnacs, Brandies & Cognacs

A surprisingly shy nose of delicate florals, fruit and something darker and spicier lurking in the background.

An immensely popular VSOP Cognac from the ever-dependable Rémy Martin. The blend contains 55% Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie, the rest being made up of the Petite Champagne.

Remy Martin XO is a blend of 85% Grande Champagne and 15% Petite Champagne. Rémy Martin XO is made with a blend of Ugni Blanc, Folle Blanche, and Colombard grapes.

A blend of Armagnacs aged for at least 7 years in Montlezun oak. Janneau VSOP is packaged in a Basquaise bottle and it has a smooth, aromatic style.

An intriguing 2017 release from Martell - it`s a VS Cognac made with spirits distilled exclusively at one distillery!

Darker and more complex than the VS, this is a great after-dinner Cognac, but will also add spice to a range of good cocktails. Rich, smooth and mellow.

A popular blended whisky with Scotch from Glenrothes, The Macallan and Highland Park, a slightly spicy, crisp blend.

The term XO was coined for this very Cognac by Maurice Hennessy in the 19th century, and it was first bottled in 1870 for family and friends.

This is the entry-level expression from Armagnac experts Janneau.

Hennessy V.S is a cognac produced by Hennessy, a French company that has been in operation since 1765. The "V.S" stands for "Very Special", and this cognac lives up to its name.

Courvoisier proudly boast their Cognac as that of Napoleon. It all started when Napoleon took hundreds of bottles of Courvoisier Cognac for his years of exile.